Pativilca District

Pativilca District is an administrative division in Barranca Province that covers settlements, farmland, and coastal areas in a mixed landscape between mountain and ocean regions. The terrain transitions from higher elevations to flatter zones, with municipal operations centered at the district office.

The district was established as an administrative unit to organize local governance within Barranca Province. It developed following typical patterns of Peruvian municipal organization to serve its resident communities.

Local governance traditions in Pativilca District incorporate both municipal leadership through elected mayors and community participation in district affairs.

The district office can be reached during daytime hours, with standard office schedules typical for Peru. Access to information about local services is usually available through the municipal portal or in person.

The district territory connects multiple neighboring areas, including Paramonga, San Pedro, Cochas, and Barranca districts within the province.

Location: Barranca Province

Capital city: Pativilca

Elevation above the sea: 81 m

Shares border with: Paramonga District, San Pedro District, Cochas District, Barranca District

Website: http://munipativilca.gob.pe

GPS coordinates: -10.69548,-77.77872

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:44